0001011101001011

0001011101001011 is a 16-bit binary string used in digital data representation. It can be read in multiple ways depending on the encoding or interpretation applied.

As a whole, the sequence converts to hexadecimal 0x174B and to decimal 5963. Grouped as four-bit nibbles, it reads 0001 0111 0100 1011, corresponding to 1, 7, 4, and 11 in hexadecimal. In unsigned binary, the value is 5963, and because the most significant bit is 0, it remains positive under a signed 16-bit interpretation. The number 5963 factors as 67 × 89, indicating it is composite.

If treated as a pair of ASCII bytes, the bytes are 0x17 and 0x4B. The 0x4B byte corresponds to the uppercase letter 'K', while 0x17 is a non-printable control code (DC3) in standard ASCII, so the two-byte sequence does not form readable text.

In computing contexts, a 16-bit pattern like this can serve as data, an immediate value, or a memory address within various architectures. Its representation in memory depends on endianness: big-endian would store it as 17 4B, while little-endian would store it as 4B 17.

Overall, 0001011101001011 is notable more for illustrating how a single binary pattern can be interpreted across encodings and numeral bases than for carrying inherent meaning. Its value and encodings demonstrate common conversion paths between binary, hexadecimal, decimal, and ASCII.